Coming up in careers
13th June – “Enterprise” workshop from the University of Surrey (year 7)
13th July – “University Experience” on campus visit to the University of Surrey (year 10)
17th and 18th July – Work Experience (year 10)
17th July – Inspirational Learning Group Dragon’s Den (year 9)
18th July – Money Management (year 9)
19th July – Inspirational Learning Group Airbus Challenge (year 8)
19th July – Money Management (year 10)
20th July – Money Management (year 8)
Every Wednesday lunchtime – Careers Drop In with Mrs Grew – Careers Officer
CEIAG - Careers, Education, Information, Advice and Guidance
Alternative Routes
Apprenticeships
Apprenticeship Vacancies
Career Information
Careers in the Curriculum
Which Careers Go With Which Subjects? When thinking about choosing their options or researching which courses to follow after GCSEs, our children may wish to look at which careers are possible if certain subjects are studied. These posters include information that may be helpful during this process. Information on other subjects can be found via this link What Careers Could Your School/College Subjects Lead To? | Success At School
Chemistry
English
Geography
History
Languages
Maths
Music
Physics
Employability Skills
What are employability skills?
Employability skills are transferrable skills that are useful in nearly every job. They involve the development of an expertise, knowledge base or mind-set that makes you more attractive to employers.
Employability skills are often referred to as employment skills, soft skills, work-readiness skills or foundational skills. They improve your performance, minimize errors and promote collaboration with your co-workers, enabling you to perform your role more effectively.
Employability skills may not be listed in a job description, but they are important skills that can make you more attractive to prospective employers. The main benefit of having these skills is that it can help you stand out among other job candidates who are vying for the same position.
While other candidates may have the same qualifications and experience, you may have a better chance of being successful in your application if you have employability skills that are particularly useful for the role.
Certain employability
skills are more sought after in specific industries. You can prepare yourself for an interview or write your C.V. for a particular position by researching which employment skills are essential in that industry.
Employability Skills
Exploring Careers
Former Students Achievements
Local Labour Market Information
Options at Post 16
Parents’ and Carers’ Guidance and Resources
T Levels
Useful Websites
Volunteering Opportunities
Work experience Opportunities
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Life-Changing Opportunities For Ages 12-18 - July & August 2023
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We are delighted to introduce our 2023 Work experience Opportunities: life-changing, immersive experiences that turn ambitious young minds into talented young professionals.
Work alongside doctors in a London hospital. Argue a case in the Supreme Court. Trade the stock market in a skyscraper. Explore a Boeing jet with aerospace engineers. And much more!
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Students can register now at a 15% early-bird discount. We kindly ask you to forward this email to relevant students and parents so they can take advantage of this opportunity.
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Medicine
Engineering
Investment Banking
Law
Psychology
Year 10 Work Experience